Work out what more leads could be worth
Put in your own numbers: leads a month, your average job and how many you book. Choose the extra leads you're aiming for, and see what they'd add each month.
Your numbers
The starting numbers are placeholders. Change any field and the results update as you type.
Calls, forms and messages together
What a typical booked job is worth
Out of every 100 leads, how many become jobs
Your own target, not a forecast
Add a monthly budget and a time frame
Leave it empty to skip the return. The return counts what the extra jobs bring in, before what they cost you to do.
What your numbers show
With 15 leads a month, 30% booked at $350 a job, they bring in about $1,575 a month. 20% more leads would make that about $1,890, an extra $315 a month and $3,780 over 12 months.
- Brought in now, a month
- $1,575
- With more leads, a month
- $1,890
- Extra each month
- +$315
- Extra over 12 months
- +$3,780
- Leads a month, with the extra leads
- 18
- Return on your budget
- Add a budget above
- Before job costs
Questions about the calculator
How does the calculator work?
It multiplies your leads by the share you book and your average job, which is what your leads bring in now. Then it adds the extra leads you entered and shows the difference, each month and over the months you pick. With a budget, it compares what the extra jobs bring in with what you'd spend.
Where do the starting numbers come from?
They're placeholders so the page isn't empty, not averages from real businesses. Replace every one with your own. Your call log and your invoices are good places to look, and so are the calls and clicks in your Google Business Profile, the listing that shows on Maps.
How many extra leads should I put in?
Start with a number you could explain from your own past months, not a hopeful one. Try a few and see how much each changes the result. Local SEO, showing up on the map when people nearby search, and Google Ads are two common ways service businesses go after more calls.
Can you tell me how many extra leads to expect?
No one can promise a number before looking at your business. On the first call, Offer looks at where you stand and tells you what he'd do first. You can talk to Offer whenever you're ready.
Talk to Offer before you decide anything
Tell him what's working and what isn't. You'll leave the call with a clearer picture, whether or not we work together.